Details Species Human (formerly) Ghost Occupation Student at Westfield High School (formerly) Cause of death Feburary 2012 at The Murder House Committed suicide via sedative-hypnotic overdose suicide drug overdose Relationships Ben Harmon (father) Vivien Harmon (mother) Marcy (acquaintance) By Shannon Lewis Published May 5, 2020 Violet Harmon's death in American Horror Story: Murder House is one of the biggest twists in the series, coming after many episodes of subtle hints.
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The first season of American Horror Story introduced fans to the Harmon family, specifically Violet Harmon, a troubled teenager with a huge crush on Tate Langdon (Evan Peters).. Tate tried to save. Violet Harmon, played by actress Taissa Farmiga, is the daughter of Ben and Vivien. She is a teenager who resents her parents, thinking her father is a liar and her mother is weak. Violet isn't. Taissa Farmiga ( / tɑːˈiːsə fɑːrˈmiːɡə / tah-EE-sə far-MEE-gə; [1] born August 17, 1994) is an American actress. Her numerous appearances in horror films have established her as a scream queen, alongside her older sister Vera Farmiga. [2] Updated on November 8, 2023 by Katie Doll: Tate and Violet are the It-Couple of American Horror Story, showing off an intoxicating romance set against horrific circumstances. But they were just the beginning of American Horror Story couples that thrived off abuse. Tate and Violet Were AHS's Horrific Romeo and Juliet
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It's official-Violet is dead. Wednesday's "American Horror Story" finally answered a lingering question: did Violet really survive her mid-season suicide attempt? As it turns out, the. American Horror Story answered some burning questions with Wednesday's "Smoldering Children" episode and set up — and delivered — quite a few more for Violet, Larry, Constance, Ben. Violet Harmon was the daughter of Vivien Harmon and Ben Harmon, sister of stillborn child and Jeffrey Harmon, maternal half-sister of Michael Langdon, paternal half-sister of unborn child, maternal nice of Jo, granddaughter of Mary. She is in love with Tate Langdon but killed herself with pills when she discovered that he is a killer and a ghost (ep#06). The "Return to Murder House" episode of "American Horror Story: Apocalypse" had enough callback moments and references to the franchise's first season to leave longtime Ryan Murphy fans.
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Violet Harmon is a teenage girl, transplanted to a new home with her dysfunctional family. She is the deuteragonist of the first season of American Horror Story dubbed Murder House, and returns as a minor character in the eight season, dubbed Apocalypse. She is portrayed by Taissa Farmiga, who also portrays Zoe Benson. Personality and Appearance [] Violet is an only child, and grew up with both parents present in her life; Vivien and Ben. Her parents were expecting another child, but Vivien had a miscarriage at seven months. This put a lot of pressure on the entire family, and in a severe lapse of judgment, Ben had an affair with one of his students. Vivien walked in on them.
Pilot: Directed by Ryan Murphy. With Connie Britton, Dylan McDermott, Evan Peters, Taissa Farmiga. Therapist Ben Harmon, his wife, Vivien, and their daughter, Violet, move across the country to Los Angeles to escape their troubled past. A collection of songs played during Violet scenes in American Horror Story Timestamp: 0:00 Special Death - Mirah2:29 Harsh Realm - Widowspeak5:09 Lavender Mo.
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The messed-up romance between Tate Langdon (Evan Peters) and Violet Harmon (Taissa Farmiga) dates back to the first season of the FX anthology series, AKA American Horror Story: Murder House. The pair met when Violet moved into the titular haunted house with her dysfunctional family and Tate started seeing her psychiatrist father Ben for therapy. Ryan Murphy shared a photo on Instagram of the two characters sitting side-by-side in the Murder House from season 1 of "American Horror Story."
